Interest Rate Caps Punish Those They Promise To Protect

Published on January 20, 2026

Interest rates do not exist to punish borrowers. They exist to price risk. When lenders are told they can’t charge more than 10 percent, even when the market risk calls for a higher rate, they don’t suddenly become more generous.

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